Tunnel Episode 7
Sep. 21st, 2021 10:30 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
iariaGood episode.
+ I loved the ending. I loved Gwang-go coming face to face with Kim Wan and that being what reveals everything. Kim Wan's shocked reaction as if he saw a ghost was great. I loved Gwang-ho realising who Sun-jae really was.
+ I enjoyed Sun-jae investigating. His complete disbelief that Gwang-ho was from the past makes complete sense and I actually liked that he arrested him. That said I hope it doesn't last to far into the next episode. I think there is enough proof, especially with his father's reaction, that he'll hopefully accept it quickly and we can get them teaming up, finally on the same page.
+ One aspect of the reveal I'm excited to see is how different Gwang-ho views Sun-jae. Up until now he's been a cold jerk, someone who annoys the crap out of Gwang-ho and frustrates him. With this new knowledge will it change his attitude and the way he reacts to him? Will Sun-jae become that baby Gwang-ho held so many times, who he feels guilty for never finding his mother's murderer?
+ Sun-jae calling Dr. Mok to secretly take the body was terrible policing. He's now contaminated/ruined the crime scene. If he doesn't want to act yet then he should have left the scene as is, accepting he won't know the cause of death, and tried investigating other avenues.
+ I'm very curious about Dr. Mok and Sun-jae's relationship. Sun-jae was basically asking him to break the law and he did. This is also the most worked up we've seen Dr. Mok be. He seemed... disturbed. Upset. Is it simply because they're covering for a crime? I find myself all suspicious now that I'm questioning all his reactions.
+ Gwang-ho the younger was investigating the same murders/murderer but that still doesn't explain how this connects to how Gwang-ho ended up in the future. How did he discover those murders in the first place? There's obviously a lot more to learn.
+ I really can't blame Jae-yi for her reaction to Gwang-ho. She may be rude but honestly I find him ruder. And he pushes her boundaries in frankly unacceptable ways. Bringing her the dumplings was kind and thoughtful but pushing his way into her house when she clearly doesn't want him there is a hard no. All that said I'm sure Jae-yi is his daughter and from that angle I am enjoying their interactions.
+ I liked Gwang-ho's line about how great a crime fighting team Jae-yi and Sun-jae would make.
+ I loved the ending. I loved Gwang-go coming face to face with Kim Wan and that being what reveals everything. Kim Wan's shocked reaction as if he saw a ghost was great. I loved Gwang-ho realising who Sun-jae really was.
+ I enjoyed Sun-jae investigating. His complete disbelief that Gwang-ho was from the past makes complete sense and I actually liked that he arrested him. That said I hope it doesn't last to far into the next episode. I think there is enough proof, especially with his father's reaction, that he'll hopefully accept it quickly and we can get them teaming up, finally on the same page.
+ One aspect of the reveal I'm excited to see is how different Gwang-ho views Sun-jae. Up until now he's been a cold jerk, someone who annoys the crap out of Gwang-ho and frustrates him. With this new knowledge will it change his attitude and the way he reacts to him? Will Sun-jae become that baby Gwang-ho held so many times, who he feels guilty for never finding his mother's murderer?
+ Sun-jae calling Dr. Mok to secretly take the body was terrible policing. He's now contaminated/ruined the crime scene. If he doesn't want to act yet then he should have left the scene as is, accepting he won't know the cause of death, and tried investigating other avenues.
+ I'm very curious about Dr. Mok and Sun-jae's relationship. Sun-jae was basically asking him to break the law and he did. This is also the most worked up we've seen Dr. Mok be. He seemed... disturbed. Upset. Is it simply because they're covering for a crime? I find myself all suspicious now that I'm questioning all his reactions.
+ Gwang-ho the younger was investigating the same murders/murderer but that still doesn't explain how this connects to how Gwang-ho ended up in the future. How did he discover those murders in the first place? There's obviously a lot more to learn.
+ I really can't blame Jae-yi for her reaction to Gwang-ho. She may be rude but honestly I find him ruder. And he pushes her boundaries in frankly unacceptable ways. Bringing her the dumplings was kind and thoughtful but pushing his way into her house when she clearly doesn't want him there is a hard no. All that said I'm sure Jae-yi is his daughter and from that angle I am enjoying their interactions.
+ I liked Gwang-ho's line about how great a crime fighting team Jae-yi and Sun-jae would make.
